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Brad Behavior
Curtis and Ryan coach Brad through a hypothetical blind date with an age-appropriate woman, stopping him when they see a misstep. They ask him to answer as he actually would behave. This is a single continuing walkthrough, with revisions and reactions, rather than a points contest. No participant winner is declared.
RESULT STATUS
This one was not a competition.
The source establishes a noncompetitive structured exchange or performance; no whole-game participant winner is inferred.
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One date, from meeting to goodbye
The setup settles on meeting at the venue without exchanging contact information unless the date goes well. The coaching proceeds through venue, drinks, conversation, a possible after-dinner activity and the goodbye.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Bowling → Italian restaurant → Abbey Burger
Brad first proposes bowling. The coaches ask him to be serious, and he changes to an Italian restaurant, excluding the Vegas restaurant and Olive Garden. Asked for another cuisine, he chooses a traditional American burger place and names Abbey Burger. The group approves the unusual meats as a talking point; Brad notes tofu burgers for a vegetarian. Whether bowling was a joke remains disputed in the conversation, but the burger venue supersedes it. Ryan says, “That’s a good pick for a blind date.”
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Match the date’s choice about alcohol
Brad would order alcohol only if his date does. At a burger place he would get beer, probably an IPA; any alcoholic drink from her would count. If she orders a nonalcoholic drink he chooses iced tea; if she orders water he probably chooses water too. The coaches call these answers appropriate.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Ryan jokes about dictating the pace
Ryan says he would dictate the pace. Challenged about also ordering dinner for her, he jokes that she would not need to look at the menu because he would take care of everything and she would be charmed. This is Ryan’s counterpoint, not a revision of Brad’s plan.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Curtis on drinking and beer
Curtis agrees that he would not drink alone if his date abstained. Asked about IPAs, he says he dislikes hoppy beer and prefers darker beers such as stout or porter.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Work, Baltimore sports, Kent State—and a redirection
Brad expects his work to come up within two minutes; the coaches object. His next topics are Baltimore sports and Kent State sports, including a deliberately boring sports history and Kent State’s football struggles. Curtis redirects him to movies or TV that his date might relate to. Brad proposes the Menendez brothers. A tangent follows when Ryan confuses them with Aaron Hernandez, before the coaches move on because the conversation has not gone well.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Mini golf if the date keeps going well
After recalling a walk following an earlier date, Brad chooses mini golf. He imagines being terrible, breaking a car window with his putter, or somehow being charming, and says he has never stormed off a mini-golf course. The group initially calls mini golf a solid choice, then questions committing to such a long first date. Curtis suggests drink → dinner → mini golf only as each stage goes well. The advice is to avoid a fixed itinerary.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
A hug, despite the awkwardness
Asked about a welcome romantic gesture, Brad first makes a proposal joke, then chooses a hug. He describes being uncoordinated and uncomfortable with touch. Curtis questions why he would initiate something awkward; Ryan supports his attempt to make a move. Asked what he hopes for, Brad says he wants the hug reciprocated.
The segment is recorded; individual answers are not available in this archive entry.